Unite Us in New Hampshire: A Coordinated Care Network 12:00 noon – 1:00 pm Tuesday, March 15, 2022
Upcoming Webinars
Unite Us in New Hampshire is a network of over 150 local organizations which have come together with one goal in mind: to support the health and wellness of all Granite Staters. This statewide initiative builds on existing work designed to address the health and social needs that have an impact on individuals’ daily lives.
Join Community Engagement specialists Nadine Lamontagne (Southern NH) and Kelly Untiet (Northern NH) to learn more about this effort, see a demonstration of the NHMA will be hosting two complimentary coordinated care network platform (the network contains webinars in March and April for members partners who provide a broad range of services such as of the New Hampshire Municipal Associa- housing, employment, food assistance, behavioral health, utilities, and more), and explore whether membership is tion. right for your city or town.
ZBA Basics 12:00 noon - 1:30 pm Wednesday, April 13, 2022 This webinar is designed specifically for new board members including a basic overview of the organization, powers, duties, and relevant statutory and case law authority
For details and registration information, visit www.nhmunicipal.org under Calendar of Events Questions? Call 603.224.7447 or email NHMAregistrations@nhmunicipal.org.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE TOWN AND CITY
Join NHMA’s Legal Services attorneys Stephen Buckley and Jonathan Cowal who will discuss how to keep your board's affairs in order (including rules of procedure), the do's and don'ts for conducting meetings and hearings, your board's issuance of decisions, and its rehearing procedures, as well as understanding the role of the ZBA through the granting of relief from the strict terms of the zoning ordinance through variances, special exceptions and administrative appeals. This webinar is open to all NHMA members and will benefit not only new ZBA members, but also others who want to better understand the different roles and responsibilities of various municipal officials in these positions. www.nhmunicipal.org
